Worried that his junior brother would be deceived, Zhou Tong secretly asked Li Kui while An Daoquan was busy making diagnosis: "Junior brother, do you have another crush?"

Li Kui abandoned An Zhongyang, but treated An Daoquan with courtesy, which was suspicious in the first place.

Zhou Tong thought that Li Kui had been deceived by the sweet talk of An Daoquan. Although An Daoquan was young, he had the same virtues as his father and was quite famous around the Imperial Medical Office.

around the department.

Wang Jin was also worried and asked, "Did An Daoquan deceive you with his words just now?"

Unexpectedly, Li Kui smiled strangely and said, "This guy is a wonderful person!"

Just now, Li Kui and An Daoquan used poems to talk, and they asked about the customs of Jinling. But it was not the customs. It was the pretentious way of speaking that belongs to the literati, just like some people talk about Fengyue, but in fact he said

It's not about romance, it's about attitude towards life. Although the language may be very vulgar, the style suddenly rises, giving people the sense of character and character.

Literati like this Tao, which talks about the ancients, talks about the present, and makes clear the aspirations.

Li Kui is also a beginner in this way, otherwise he would be more nonsense.

But neither of them discussed it in depth.

Wang Jin was not good at writing, so he could manage to write letters to his family, but when it came to poetry, it was really difficult for the Forbidden Army instructor.

Zhou Tong is similar. Although his level is much higher than that of Wang Jin, the Yuquan Gym is not an imperial academy after all, and the owner of the Yuquan Gym cannot produce beautiful articles.

They all heard Li Kui and An Daoquan's questions and answers.

It was precisely because I heard the conversation that I was puzzled.

They knew every word of "Nostalgic visit to the ancient times, alone on the river city full of autumn", "Mountains surround the motherland and the Qingjiang River, hairpins and servant girls facing each other", but when they are connected together, they are all in the clouds. Do you hear it well?

Annoyed, it seems that after hearing this, their IQs have dropped a lot.

It’s just that they don’t understand the world of scholars. They don’t even understand the world of doctors, which is quite frustrating.

In fact, Li Kui's question just borrowed from Wang Gui's poem "Jinling Nostalgia" and asked one sentence - Where have you gone, man?

In Wang Gui's era, although the Song Dynasty was strong and prosperous, it was suffering from internal and external troubles. Although the poem was about the ancient city of Jinling, it evoked the emotion of the difficult times, so naturally it was more sad.

An Daoquan's answer was borrowed from Zhou Bangyan's "Jinling Nostalgia", and he only said one sentence - sister, where did you go?

This is why different poets, even if they encounter similar scenery and the same desolate description, write completely different poems.

After Zhou Tong and Wang Jin looked at each other, they felt helpless. The scholar's behavior was indeed strange and unpleasant.

Previously, because of Li Kui's strong martial arts, Zhou Tong did not treat Li Kui as an alien. Instead, he regarded Li Kui as a martial artist like them and one of his own. At this moment, they realized that the scholar's tone was so evil!

This stems from the contempt chain of the Song Dynasty. Literary people looked down on warriors because warriors were simple and not as complex as them. In fact, warriors were not born simple, but in the Song Dynasty, all opportunities for warriors to be more than simple were cut off.

There is no opportunity to segregate the regime, and there is no chance to rebel. Even forming gangs can only be done among warriors.

This led to the result that warriors' human relationships were extremely monotonous.

Nobles with military positions and relatives of the emperor are not among them, because in essence, they are not real warriors, but a scourge.

This is the feeling Li Kui gave Wang Jin. This guy looks simple, but he is bottomless.

I feel guilty about being deceived, but I don't know if this feeling is real.

Fortunately, An Daoquan acted more decisively than his father, and ruled out all the possibilities of Li Quan's other illnesses. Finally, looking at Li Quan's head, he was a little confused as to how to start.

It is rumored that Hua Tuo's "Qing Nang Shu" can cause chest rupture and craniotomy, but this is a legend and no doctor has ever seen it. Regardless of whether it is a chest opening or a craniotomy, it is extremely dangerous and dangerous, and there is no possibility of survival.

After it was opened, the disease was discovered and the person died, so what’s the point of treating the disease?

However, as a doctor, if you cannot stick to your own judgment, you will only be qualified as a quack doctor in this life.

He judged that Li Quan's problem must be in his head, and he also firmly believed that he was not wrong. At this time, An Daoquan's eyes became solemn, he took out the silver needle from the medical box, took out the thinnest filiform needle, and wanted to pierce

Behind Li Quan's ear.

This frightened Li Quan greatly.

He is stupid, but that does not mean that people are not afraid because they are stupid.

The moment he saw the silver needle was about to prick him, the figure seemed to be placed on a crossbow. The moment he released the crossbow, it flew out. An Daoquan looked at the empty bench in front of him, and when he raised his eyes, he found Li Quan

Already hiding outside the door frame.

This made him quite helpless, so he had to use the trick of deceiving a child and said to Li Quan: "Don't worry, it won't hurt at all."

"You think I'm stupid! If you prick my head with a needle, I will be controlled by your witchcraft!"

An Daoquan was stunned. He didn't know how to continue following Li Quan's words. Even witchcraft was revealed, can you talk more?

But at the same time, he felt slightly happy. It seemed that Li Quan was not as stupid as he thought. An Daoquan was not sure about this disease at all. He did not seek to cure Li Quan, but only wanted to cure Li Quan's symptoms.

Relieve it, and then through learning, let him recover to be a little worse than normal.

In this way, Li Kui's bounty will probably be divided into a few percent.

A consultation fee of 10,000 yuan?

How could it be a consultation fee? It must be a reward.

As long as they get part of this money, his father and his son can live comfortably in the capital for more than ten years, or even longer.

For An Daoquan and his son, Li Quan's illness must be cured, and it must be cured, otherwise he will never be able to let it go in his life. But An Daoquan really can't let Li Quan sit in front of him and let him get an acupuncture.

Li Quan's arms were almost thicker than his thighs. What could he do?

When he was helpless, he could only turn to Li Kui helplessly.

Just when Li Kui was about to open his mouth to Li Quan, he saw that Li Quan was so frightened that he was about to cry. He couldn't bear it and asked An Daoquan, "Can you let the clan brother relieve his fear?"

An Daoquan spread his hands and said helplessly: "Unless someone else does the acupuncture, the patient can see that the acupuncture does not hurt, and he will not be turned into a puppet. But, who will do it?"

An Daoquan looked at Wang Jin. Wang Jin shook his head like a rattle, and his eyes wanted to threaten, but he didn't dare.

Zhou Tong, forget it, I didn’t expect this martial artist to be so good, and I was scared.

An Dao Quanxin said: "If it weren't for the fact that it was difficult to stab himself, otherwise he would have tried it on himself and showed it to Li Quan."

On the contrary, An Zhongyang, who wanted money rather than his life, saw this and took the initiative to ask for help: "I'll do it!"

Youdao is a father-son soldier. Firstly, An Zhongyang trusts his son's medical skills; secondly, he can't let his son make such unreasonable demands on Li Kui, right? Li Kui is the financial backer. If he offends Li Kui, his father and son will still have

Is there a chance to make a fortune? If you don’t get kicked out, you’ll already be burning incense.

"Look, I'm fine!"

An Zhongyang was dancing with his hands, but his head was stiff and motionless. It looked a bit funny, but he seemed to be in good condition and did not appear to be hurt at all.

After saying that, he walked around the courtyard.

Li Kui will definitely not be a guinea pig for Li Quan. If he is sick and has no choice, he may tolerate An Daoquan's methods. Because even he can see that An Daoquan is not sure that he can cure Li Quan, at least until he finds out.

Before the disease started, I would never dare to make a guarantee.

Li Quan couldn't hide, so he cried to Li Kui and said, "Second brother, if I die, will my son have no father?"

"I recognize him as my son, don't worry, I'll raise him with meat on the same terms as you, how about that?"

Li Quan breathed a sigh of relief and sighed: "That's pretty much it."

"What about my wife?"

Li Kui definitely couldn't accept it! He had to say perfunctorily: "Find her a good family."

"I can't bear it!"

Li Quan said hesitantly, then timidly raised his eyelids to peek at Li Kui.

Li Kui was also so angry that his eyelids jumped. Acupuncture can kill people, unless the person who does it is a quack doctor. His ancestors are also powerful, but how come they have developed a treatment method that does not require surgery, but uses the most terrifying method of inserting needles into the body.

Many people must be afraid of this kind of medical skill when they first come into contact with it.

But the strange thing is that many diseases can be cured with acupuncture without taking medicine. Li Kui had to wonder, is it possible that his ancestors had a tendency to self-abuse, so they found a way to treat diseases with acupuncture?

Although the "Huangdi Neijing" refers to the emperor, this book was written in the Han Dynasty. In other words, acupuncture does not have a long history as people imagine, and it probably has nothing to do with Huangdi. Instead, doctors in the Han Dynasty used Huangdi as a promoter and promoted this practice.

At that time, it was still a niche treatment method and was promoted. After thousands of years of improvement and evolution, it became one of the important means for doctors to treat diseases in the Song Dynasty.

Li Quan gritted his teeth and endured the pain.

Unfortunately, the pain that scared him never came. Instead, he just felt numb and a little swollen.

His eyes widened and he looked at An Daoquan.

An Daoquan threatened: "Don't move! If the needle breaks in the body, it will all go to the brain."

Li Quan was so frightened that he did not dare to move.

At this time, An Daoquan invited Li Kui to a secluded place and began to talk about the problem: "It is probably an injury within the skull."

"You're not sure?"

Obviously, Li Kui's expectations for Dr. An were a bit high, and he was a little disappointed when he found that the doctor could not determine the focus of the disease. But then he smiled bitterly. The miracle doctors of this era, no matter how amazing they were, had too few treatments available.

It is normal to be helpless about many diseases.

Besides, even if Li Kui didn't know medical skills, he could probably guess that the root cause of Li Quan's disease was his brain. This is a problem that has troubled mankind for thousands of years. It's understandable that An Daoquan can't cure the disease at his fingertips.

Li Kui asked: "How sure are you?"
To be continued...